Uprooted identities : where's home? / Lutie Orteza Lee.
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TextPublisher: Palatine : Anchor Book Press, 2022Description: 179 pages ; 23 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
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- 9781949109917
- Cir./325.599/L477
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Contents: Introduction -- Colonized minds -- The hybrid people of color -- Racism and high individualist values -- Classism and high collectivist values -- What's the goal here on?
Includes appendix and index.
"Uprooted Identities: Where's Home? challenges the colonial mentality, crab mentality, racism, and shared identity with the American culture. Written with a Filipino historical background, yet it is applicable to many different cultures. It further asks, "Where's Home?" a theological question that draws the reader to a deeper level introspection. A must read for all considering the impact of culture on daily life"-- Provided by publisher.
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